Fruit Logistica

Christina Georganta, Ilias Sousis and and Persa Sakellaridi of the Greek company Wiki Farmer. They provide a digital marketplace that also aims to educate farmers for free with the latest cultivation practices.

The huge stand of Moroccan exporter Delassus. They export citrus, avocados and grapes from Morocco.

The ladies at Berry World - Maria Soltero, Shirley van der Linden, Marian Rattjes and Gloria Lopez.

Kevin McCarthy with Hazel Technologies, a shelf-life extension technology company. It’s the first time Hazel exhibits at Fruit Logistica Berlin.

Esraa Soylenen of Aksun. The Turkish fresh produce exporter exports figs, strawberries and citrus among other fruits.

Jakub Krawczyk of Appolonia from Poland. There is no current boom for apples. Red Jonaprince has the focus right now, as the Gala is about finished.

Will Callis - US Apple Export with Tom Conaty - Dole Ireland and Iain Forbes - US Apple Export.

Alper Kerim from Demir Fresh Fruits. They export Turkish apples, under the DeBa brand towards the Indian market.

On the left is Christina Mannossis of Zeus. The company exports kiwis and grapes from Greece, they mainly export to the UK and other European countries.

Astra Inc designs and produces fruit peeling machines. The company sees its global sales growing. Better peeling makes for better fruits, says Ryo Takeshita, international sales.

From left to right: Luis Duque, Dimitris Daios, Ioannis Taskiris and Marios Bozinis. They make plastic covers to protect crops from wind, raind and other weather elements.

Freshliance produces temperature and humidity and also location data loggers for cold chain shipments. To the left, Victor Liu.

Fiona Meads, Alanna Pedersen, Shannon Boase and Rhonda Sanders with CKF/Earthcycle are having lots of meetings, discussing sustainable packaging options.

Christos Mitrosilis of Greek kiwi exporter Mitrosilis.

The team of Asia Fruit Logistica with on the photo Marie Berkefeld, Pitchayanun Suriyatananon and Kay Kwok.

Alanar exports figs, pomegranates and cherries among other fruits, their main markets can be found in Europe and Asia. They mostly supply large retailers from these regions. Alanar's team noticed less traffic than usual at their stand, as they had been moved to the Citycube.

Jining GreenStream Fruit & Vegetables Co., Ltd from China is a grower and exporter of fresh garlic and ginger. On the photo are Colin Lv, Julie Wang, Victor Zhang and Maggie Ma.

The stand of Reemoon in the Fruit Logistica machina hall area on the first floor. Reemoon, from China, specializes in the design and production of sorting machines and sorting technologies.

Lee Kirsopp, Celene Solis and Lotte Bayly at Way Beyond with a data driven system to maintain a balance between vegetative or generative states in plants.

Ningbo Yongfeng Packaging Co.Ltd with the brand YEPP is a producer of PE raschel bags on roll and PP Leno wicketed bags for automated packing lines. Shi Yong to the left is the company's manager.

Jay Hwang from SunForest, a Korean company specializing in non-destructive testing technologies for, among other measures, brix and dry matter in mango, avocado, melons and other fruits. To the right is Kang Jeong-Hwan, engineer at the R&D Center.

The international sales team at DEWAV IOT, promoting its Frigga brand of cold chain data monitoring solutions. In the middle is Paddy Pan, CEO and founder, and to the right is Gonzalo Robles Lama, international business developer from Chile.

On the left is Ignacy Wozniak, on the right is Aleksandra Osko-Wozniak of Rajpol. They showcased their new Apple variety, Pola. A Polish club variety with a sweet taste.

The Galster team. On the left, Mateusz Wajnert is having a meeting. Galster exports Polish apples.

Michael Franks from Seeka cam from New Zealand to visit the show.

Lukasz Jedras and Ali Celik of Freshvil. The company sources, packages and then supplies various fruits from Poland.

The Fruit and Vegetable Dispute Resolution Corporation from Canada. From left to right Luc Mougeot, Jaime Bustamante, and Kevin Smith.

George Kallitsis, product manager for Greek kiwi exporter Proto.

Dominika Kozarzewska of the Polish Berry Cooperative.

Bartek Suska of SoFruPak. At every fair, their stand is always packed with visitorss The company makes cardboard packaging for a wide variety of fruits.

Marletta Kellarman was on hand t the South African pavilion with the new edition of the FPEF fresh produce export directory.

Oussama of Medjool Star. The Moroccan company cultivated the well known medjool dates, which are a bit lighter in color. They had good traffic and people were pleasantly surprised by the dates, he said. Their main export markets are France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain and Italy.

Michele Dall'olio and Mihai Ciobanu at Fresh4cast.

From left to right: Rafal Miskowiec, Angelika Dawiec and Artur Stachura. Badyl Partner is a Polish produce trader and wholesaler. They mainly import onions and carrots from the Netherlands and Austria, which they then export to Southern Europe and Romania.

The Agro Queens team was in a very fun mood during the fair! They export organic and conventional apples from Poland.

Simay Uluca, Samet Mergener and Ahmet Tursucular of Depack Packaging. They export their fruit packaging to Israel, Spain and Holland.

Mai Yassin on the right, with her father and brother of Egyptian exporter Stars of Egypt. They export spring onions and garlic, as well as sweet potatoes, to the European and UK markets.

There was a big announcement from Tradecorp during Fruit Logistica, as they have merged and become Rovensa Next. On the photo are Elisa Lipperheide on the left and Chelsey Rodowicz.

The Kiwis from Portugal mascottte welcoming everyone near the Portuguese stands.

Constance Ludovice, sales manager for Nativaland. The company sells sweet potatoes and sweet potato plant materials to European markets. They sell licensed varieties.

The lovely Emma Docquincourt of Kay Bee Exports. The company exports various fruits from India. In Berlin they highlighted their white and red guava, ginger and their upcoming mango season, which runs from April to June.

Hugo Rodrigues of Campotec. They sell apples, peas and potatoes from Portugal. They export mainly to Brazil, France and Spain. During the fair they had reasonable traffic, Rodriguez said.

Dipesh Devraj of Keitt. Keitt went for a larger stand this year and they were very happy with their position, right as you enter hall 26. They export avocados from Kenya.

Manjula Gandhi Rooban, Mango Point's managing director. Mango Point exports mangoes to the European markets from India, as their products are certified for this region. They also export to the US, Canada and Australia.

Aneta Glowala of Bialski Owoc, a Polish apple exporter.

Paras Chopra of Wonderberry. The company mainly exports bananas from India. Their company Name is a play on words, as botanically the banana is a Berry. Thanks to new use of dipping they have managed to export mangoes to the US via sea.

Fruit-Group's Emilia Lewandowska and her sister Agnes Sikorska. They showcased their new pear packaging as well as their rebranding of the Veronica apple brand.

Adam Malengiewicz, sales manager for Polish apple exporter Ewa-Bis.

Dr Jonathon Snape and Jamie Smith from James Hutton Institute with Patrick Hughes from the Scottish Agri Hub.

The Citronex stand was filled with meetings. The Polish company exports tomatoes and bananas.

The Granfer team happily posed in front of their stand. Granfer exports apples, plums, pears and sweet potatoes from Portugal.

The full team of Eren Tarim. They export citrus from Turkey.

From left to right: Patricia Moreira, Armando Paulo and Ricardo Silva of TriPortugal. They export apples, grapes and stonefruit, mainly to the UK.

Ion Cuhal and Constantin Izman. Novanut exports walnuts from Moldova. They export to Germany, Swiss, Italy and the US.

Voinesti CEO Oleg Tirsina. Voinesti exports Moldovan walnuts to Europe and the Middle East, mainly to Dubai and Turkey.

Lilian Florea, commercial director of Pomul Regal. The Moldovan trader exports walnuts to Romania. As a new company they mostly focused on the domestic market at first, but is now looking to export to Poland, France and Italy as well.

Robert Sporschill of Fernuci. Fernuci exports organic walnuts to Austria and France. He states inflation has led to less demand for organic products overall. Especially in France, demand has dropped by 20% there.

The Cravo team is happy about the interest for their retractable roof products. From left to right: Carlos Ruiz Mápula, Richard Vollebregt, Yosun Cengiz, Ben Martin, and Robert Rouhof.

Javier Orti and Juan Gonzalez Pita with Salix Fruits are flanked by Juan Ignacio Kloster of KJI Trade and Ignacio Luparia of Padwor.

The team from NatureSeal AgriCoat - Alan McGregor, Jose Colmenero, Simon Matthews and Craig Edwards.

Needless to say that the Argentines are very proud of winning the 2022 World Cup.

Team Sunkist. From left to right Ray Mizutani, Christian Harris, Michael Nomoto, Chuck Heshler, and Robert Thomas.

Anthony Serafino with EXP. Group from the US is attending Fruit Logistica. The company just announced plans to expand into Europe.

Elena Davidescu, export manager for Moldovan apple exporter Ceteronis.

An exhibitor this year was MD Fresh Produce, they import many different fruit and veg as well as exotics, also an almost year-round supply of mango. Rajeev Lakhani was at the stand.

Priyatham Jyotish of Sam Agri. They export coconut chunks and pomegranate arils from India.

Filipe Silva of LusoPera. They export pears from Portugal.

Ipek Özak of Göknur. Göknur exports cherries, apples, pomegranates and citrus to the European and Middle-Eastern markets.

Steven Ceccarelli and Davy van Ewijck with Farm Fresh Produce, a grower-shipper of North Carolina sweet potatoes. Davy is based in the company’s Dutch office in Poeldijk.

Carlos Marques of Horta Pronta. They export leeks, carrots and pumpkins to Germany, The Netherlands, Poland and France.

Tarun Arora of IG International. They import a wide variety of fruits to India.

Paulo Martins of Horta Iberica, they export pumpkin and cauliflower from Portugal.

Marceila Poterucha and Radoslaw Mordzinski. Lubelskie connects Fruit Logistica visitors with growers from the Lubelski region, in the south east of Poland.

Rafal Legucki of SunBerry. This is a group of blueberry growers that export their produce mainly to the United Kingdom and Germany.

Magdalena Witek, Maciej Tonderski and Viacheslav Arsenev of Prima Group. They export Polish apples to India, Bangladesh and Nigeria.

On the right is Ali Erikci, export manager of Erikci. They export apples to India, Thailand and Malaysia.

Jon Heard was on the Marco stand, ready tell visitors about Marco's PunnetMaster an automatic end of line case packer and the Super select Master, a semi-automated combination weigher.

Cavcaliuc Irina of EFPF Fruits. They export apples and cherries from Moldova to Belarus and Europe.

The Fruct Grup stand. They export apples from Moldova to Poland, Romania and Belarus.

Veaceslav Vedrasco on the left, marketing manager of Frudova. They export grapes from Moldova to Europe, Poland, Germany, Spain and the US.

Amilia and Denis Vornices of Agro Denidan, they export Moldovan apples and cherries to Belarus, Norway and France

Valeria Matcovschi of Mio Rita. The company exports apples to Belarus and Russia, and have been trying to enter the German market, as well as Saudi-Arabia.

on the left is Nikita Pinkevich of Delicious Fruits, they export fresh and dried plums to Europe, Germany, Italy, France and the Netherlands.

On the right is Neslihan Keloglu of Meypack. They export their packaging to the European market.

Lida, Ion and Galina of Ionex. It exports Moldovan plums, cherries, apricots and grapes to the UK, Spain and Germany.

Chris Pomfrett and Aart J Hille Ris Lamers from DP World.

Ntalis Evangelos of Arahtos, they export Greek kiwis and oranges to European markets

Christos Zacharis and Dimitris Konstantis of Pyrros Kiwifruit. They export kiwis to Spain and Poland.

Pavlov Kontogiannis of Greek kiwi exporter Medfruit.

Evaggelia Kakosikou of BioKiwi. Biokiwi is a Greek kiwi exporter, they trade both organic and conventional kiwis. Their main markets are Holland, Spain, Italy and Jordan.

Stavros Eleftherious and Athanasios Sougias of Bio Agros. The company exports kiwis and apples from Greece, mainly to Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the US, the Balkans and Romania.

Anton Kruger - FPEF with Derek Donkin - South African Avocado growers association. South Africa expects +6% on avocado volumes this year compared to last year.

Emrah Ilica of Saraylim. They export a wide variety of fruits and vegetables to Russia, the Middle-East and Europe.

Anastasia Georgiadi, CEO of Hellenic Land S.A.. They export citrus, kiwis and grapes.

On the left is Ananias Gavriilidis of Ananias Fruit. They export pears, kiwis, peaches and plums from Greece.

Namik Kemal Bicgel, Huseyin Altundas and Barkin Atalay of Sol Agron. The company exports freeze dried fruits to the United States and Europe.

George, Christos and Elena Kolios, The Greek fruit trader exports citrus, grapes and kiwis to Germany, mainly.

Fernanda Machado of Bfruit. The Portuguese exporter sells berries to the European market.

On the left is Christopher Sandoval, and on the right is Rita Parrinha. of Vale de Rosa. The company is a Portuguese grape trader. They export their grapes to Poland, France, the Netherlands and England.

Pedro Marques of Frutas Classe, which exports sweet potatoes from Portugal. Their main markets can be found in France, Spain and the Netherlands.

Asmaa Mansy and Mohamed Shaker of Almansi Fresh. They came to visit the FreshPlaza stand. They are an investment company from Egypt.

Selcuk Erdogan, sales and marketing manager of Ani Tarim. The Turkish fresh produce exporter ships figs, grapes and apples to European markets.

Mesut Idiz of Cekaform Istanbul. The Turkish packaging company exclusively creates plastic packaging and exports it to the European market.

Mert Ozcelik of Ana Fruit. The Turkish trader exports cherries, pomegranates and apples among odther fruits. Their main market is Europe, but they also export to Asian markets.

From left to right: Merig, Levent and Andreas of Aypek. The Turkish company creates packaging for fruits and vegetables

Khushbakht of Hatipoglu. The Turkish fruit trader exports citrus to various European markets.

Kamuran of Pia Frucht. The Turkish exporter trades grapes, cherries, figs and pomegranates.

Furkan Celik, the general manager of Mese Fruit. The company exports apples from Turkey to India, the US, the UAE and Malaysia.

On the right is Serdar Oruc of Turkish exporter Bursa Tarim. The company exports figs and chestnuts, they were in a meeting but were happy to quickly pose for a photo.

On the right are Sabri and Ahmet Beyan of the Beyan Group. They export Turkish pears, nectarines and quinces to Russia and Europe.

Jill Lin, Carla Sandez and Goh Ah Huat from Daikin.

Sumeye Karaarslan Tarakci and Hamza Veli Karaarslan of Karaaslan Tarim. The company operates in both Turkey and the Netherlands and exports vegetables like capsicum, and quinces, figs, sultana grapes and pomegranates to the UK, the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium.

Aysel Oguz of Turkish fruit exporter Anadolu Etap. They export a wide variety of fruits, such as citrus, apples, grapes, figs and cherries to India, the Middle East and Asian markets.

The team of Turkish packaging company Serpak.

Julija Popova, export manager for Turkish fruit exporter Serikaya. They export citrus and stone fruits from Europe, the United States and Canada.

Gurkan Firinciogullari of Tek Asya. They export citrus from Turkey

In the middle is Sinerji CEO Berdan Ber, on his left is general manager Kenan Aslan, on his right is Saban Cetin. The Turkish exporter trades pomegranates and figs to France, Belgium, Germany, the UK and Sweden.

Hakan Ali of Yaka from Greece. They export cherries, but are also expanding in blueberries.

Nick Nafpliotis of Greek & Fresh, they export strawberries, citrus, kiwis and peaches from Greece.

Henk Schotman of Schotman S.A., they export Kiwis from Greece.

Andreas Doulgeris of Fruit Project, they export Kiwis from Greece.

In the middle is Eleutheria from Balbouzis. They export kiwis from Greece to Italy, Spain, France and are trying to reach the Indian and US markets.

John Giles from Promar was was visiting the show.

Dimitris Printzios and Christina Koutsoupia of Alfa Fruits. The Greek exporter sells kiwis and asparagus.

On the left is George Polichronopoulos and on the right is John Panagiotakopoulos of Tex. They are a manufacturer of paper edges from Greece.

Georgia of Kaplanis Fruits. They export strawberries from Greece towards the European market.

Dimitris Tzounopoulos of AC Meliki, they export kiwis to the US, Europe and Egypt.

Dionisios Taktikos of Taktikos S.A.. They export Greek strawberries and other fruits.

Konstantinos Maragkozis of Nespar, they export kiwis from Greece to the US, Canada and China.

Efthymios Balanis, general manager of Velvita. They export kiwi and various other fruits from Greece.

John Parasoglou from Farmers Group of Nevrokopi. They export their Greek potatoes to Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia and Albania.

The Angelakis team, while in the middle of a meeting. They export citrus from Greece.

On the right is Nikos Tsotsolas, co-founder of of Kalaoos. They have created a traceability platform that can track the produce in the entire process.

Mr Balakanakis of Balakanakis. They export Greek kiwis, grapes, oranges and cherries to the European market.

Laurendios and Leontiadis Leonidas of AC Anidrou. They export kiwi, citrus, apples and stone fruit towards Poland, the UK, Moldova and Italy.

Ashraf Helmy of Pharaonic Bioherb. They export onions to Holland.

Hakan Sin of Turkish fruit exporter Sin. They export vegetables as their core business, but also deal in citrus. They export to Russia, Romania, Czech, Ukraine and Italy.

Yasemin Keskin of Turkish netting manufacturer Polifil.

The Lider Gida stand was full of meetings during the exhibition. They export cherries, vegetables, citrus and pomegranates to Europe and Russia. They are a grower, packer and transporter of their produce.

Tassi Lina and Zisiz Ioannis from Zisis farms. They export sweet corn.

Rodanthi Tontou and Giorgos Papadogiannakis of Biocoop. They export citrus and avocados to Europe.

The international team from the SNFL Group from Spain, with to the left Marie-Anne de Bejarry, global marketing director, and to the right Josep Estiarte, General Manager

Mr Athanasios of Frueat with his wife and sister. They export kiwis, cherries, peaches and apples to the Canadian, Indian, US and Dutch markets.

Theo Niforos of Hellas BIO Net. They export citrus and kiwis to Germany and Scandinavia.

Pieter de Keijzer of Fruitprint. He connects and educates farmers in order for them to be able to export. Next to him is Juan Pablo Duque, the CEO of Equilibria from Colombia.

On the left is Cagatar Köse, chairman of the Board at Farmer Lykia, they deal in freeze dried figs.

Mariano Sangronis and Bernabé Padilla with Citromax look forward to discussing the company’s lemon and blueberry business.

Carlo Vittuci and Vittorio Capacci from Tokita Seeds Italy. On display are the company’s Murasaki and Fioretti, cauliflower with long tender stems. Oishii Nippon brand is to bring Japanese vegetables on the European market.

Wyma post-harvest is a cleaning and grading specialist. The company has a global presence with four factories, NZ, EU, UK and about to open German head quarters, says Ernie Panks. The company wants to become more local. On the photo are Ernie Panks, Hugh Paterson and Jamie Lockhart.

Ruben Ramirez, Country Manager Mexico, at IFPA.

DSmart has its factory in China and offices and sales in Germany. Hui Liang Dan does international sales. The company producespPlastic and paper bags for grapes and also other fruits.

Weifang Jiahe Group with Antonio Cook from Peru, Ralf Settels, from Germany Min Zhang from Weifang, China. The company represents a groups of growers from Peru and China, not only importers but growers themselves.

Tadas Devindoris from Baltic Champs, which grows mushroom in Lithuania. The focus is on organic mushrooms.

Svenska ReturnSystem organises plastic pallets and plastic trays with a deposit and rental fees, going around Europe. Producer pay rent and user fee and then send back to retailer or wholesaler in Sweden and company picks it up at the store, very sustainable and environment friendly. Sigrid Helgason is the international sales representative.

Ministry of Foreign affairs from Denmark with a range of companies including Legro, Ostervang Sjaelland, Troldebakkens, Hunsballe Gront, Esbechgaard and Limfjords.

Dimdini with sauerkraut and red beets, growers and producers from Latvia. The company markets different cabbage salads and have special virgin Bloody Mary juice and sauerkraut juice. It sells in Germany, UK, Danmark, Northern Europe. On the photo is Mareks Romanovs and Kristina.

Tomas Osencovas, Head of Commercial at Jovaige. Jovaige is a leader in cooked and ready-to-eat beetroot in Eastern Europe. Also do private labels across Europe.

Stand of the Lithuanian Vegetable Producers Association.

Linah Farms grow dates on 3000 hectares in Egypt, producing around 2500 tons of Mehdjool dates a year, with two production and packing stations. On the photo is Ahmed Abdelhady.

The stand of the Alghanim Agriculture Group.

Mahmoud A. El-Seikh trades in onions and garlic from Egypt. The international onion market is on fire. Local market prices in Egypt are also high. The company, Agro Hills for trade and Export, exports to Asia, Pakistan and the Gulf States.

Nasser Saber and Yasser Salman from Agrina, Egypt, a grower and exporter of green beans, snow peas, sugar snaps and spring onion to European retailers. Good market this year, but pressure on importers for prices and promos. More exports by sea instead of air.

The newly formed Scottish Agri Hub were part of the UK stand in Hall 21 this year. Alistair MacLennan - Cygnet PEP, Patrick Hughes - Scottish Agri Hub, Sand McGowan - Cygnet PEP and Mike McDiarmid - Caledonia Potatoes.

The team at Nationwide Produce. The company launched a new website complete with new branding on the first day of the trade show.

Khaled El-Haggan, Founder and CEO at Haggan Group, grower and exporter of Egyptian dates, looking for international clients for dates from Egypt. Packed products have not been touched by humans before the consumer opens the box.

TK & Danny Atef Tadros grow grapes, banana, mangoes, apricot dragon fruit in Egypt. The company exports to the EU, Asian and South Africa. On the photo are Atef Adros and Mary Tadros. Members of HEIA, Horticulture Export Improvement Association.

Busy meetings at the stand of the Al Solimania group.

Business Meetings at Sadat Global from Egypt.

Mohamed Shams is from Cairo 3A, brand name Qutoof. The company's main products are citrus, grapes, strawberries and pommegranayes, all from Egypt. For vegetables they also trade iceberg lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower and peppers. Export to UK and Europe.

Gouda for Agriculture, exporter of citrus, pepers, garlic and a range of vegetables.

Dalia El Nagar from Daltex from Egypt. Very exciting export season this year, Egyptian products continue to rise regarding production, quality and consistency. Some changes like food safety are becoming more important. Big demand from China this year, with production in Egypt with more smaller size, picking up very well. Very good Chinese export season to be expected. Interesting, Chinese buyers travelling directly to Egypt for citrus, skipping Fruit Logistica.

Reda Mohammed and Ahmed Fathalla from Grand Egypt Agro, grower and exporter of citrus and many fruits and vegetables. Global demand not high for citrus yet, for onion is a strong market this year.

Mohamed Salloun from Alhossam Co from Egypt. Good season for Egyptian vegetables.

Z-Fresh Planet Nehal El Hussein to the left and Tamer Sameh CEO in the middle. Grower of citrus oranges lemons grapefruit mandarins grapes and tomato and cherry tomato. Specialty in Egypt, mother company is Royal Fruits, Z-Fresh is handeling trade to new markets in Europe and Far East.

Guido Zwart from Elgon Avocadoes, exporting avocadoes to the Netherlands, also FOB from farm globally. For China, containers have to be treated with gas, exports to Asia other markets. The company also makes avocado gin and beer from avocado waste products.

Evancy Hassan Byukusenge exports chilli, banana and African Bird Eye’s Chile from Malawi. Export to Europe Canada USA UK East Africa Dubai

Sandrine Musabimana, representing Bahage Food Ltd. From Sweden. The company is from Rwanda, exporting avocados, green beans, Chili and passion fruit.

Chamber of Commerce and Industry from Cote d’Ivoire and national booth. First time in Berlin.

A&N Hinge has two companies, one that does dried and one that does fresh produce from Rwanda. Dehydrated by machine on firewood, moisture not below 11 or above 13 for Chili. Also mango and pineapples dried. And fresh dehydrate beans. On the photos are Gabriella Nandi and Dawson Rubanzacumu from Rwanda.

Ethiopian EHPEA is hosting an international exhibition in March in Addis Ababa, great opportunity to meet the different actors of the Ethiopian horticulture industry. Yemisrach Birhanu is representing EHPEA internationally.

John Said, CEO at Fresh Select, travels annually to Berlin to explore the latest broccoli and cauliflower varieties available on the market.

Avocadoes from Tanzania by Muricado. Winfrida J. Mrimi, Martin and Ryoba J. Mrimi. This year is the first time at Fruit Logistica. Export Hazz varieties to Europe. Avocado production is growing fast in Tanzania. Season from March to August.

Khaled Kamal from Leen Alkhair, importing fresh produce into Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.

Greeny from Egypt exports frozen products with Ibrahim Ahmed.

The company mostly attends Asian Fruit Logistica, Berlin is the first time. It now does freeze dried and fresh apple and pear products. First year for frozen foods. On the photo are Wang Fengjiao, or Jessica, and Zhou YunQing.

Clarence Mwale from Fair-Mark, on the right, does compliance for Zimbabwe growers and exporters. Talana Farm is a medium size farm in Zimbabwe growing blueberries, peas and chillis, for Europe and Southeast Asia. In the middle is Tapiwa Zirave, business development for Talana Farm. Also Jay Agro Export from India to the left.

Business meetings at AvoFRICA from Tanzania

Ibrahim Bah from Cooperatives des Producteurs er Exportateurs de Fruits et Legumes in involved in pineapple exports from Guinea, to African and global markets. This year the market is stable.

Mr Naby Conté from Coopérative Burquiah from Guinea, exporting pineapples.

Abdoulaye Kake from Guinea with the brand Baronne de Guinée supported by Interntional Trade Centre. Baronne is a unique variety from Guinea. Rimeh from the Int. Trade Center.

Business at one of the stands at the Guinea country pavilion. Pineapple is a popular export product.

The Guinea country pavillion. Pineapple is a popular export product.

Sachin Kadam from GoGreen brand from Go Green Limited, based in UK with companies in Uganda, Kenia and India. Adding Ghana. Imports from these countries to UK and Europe, vegetables for African, Asian and Western cuisine.